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Eleven years of history

From May 28, 2015 to August 31, 2026.

4,008 hours, 240,456 minutes, of music: 5,238 artists, 20,499 distinct tracks and 155,416 plays.

Across 3,110 days with listening — 76% of the period. The top 200 artists take 74% of the time.

Summary

Artists

  1. Joji106 h
  2. Vansire96 h
  3. Imagine Dragons96 h

Tracks

  1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 23: Allegro non troppo e molto maestosoPyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky24 h
  2. 1812 OverturePyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky14 h
  3. Tommy's PartyPeach Pit13 h

Albums

  1. Night VisionsImagine Dragons34 h
  2. Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1/Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky32 h
  3. AmorosoJoão Gilberto31 h

Most played

The artists, tracks and albums you played the most.

Year

2020 took 17% of everything you played: 680 h

Tap a bar to filter this section.

170 h340 h510 h680 h20152015: 49 h20162016: 151 h20172017: 275 h20182018: 123 h20192019: 537 h20202020: 680 h20212021: 524 h20222022: 367 h20232023: 329 h20242024: 313 h20252025: 309 h20262026: 350 h
The numbers
Each year in summary.
YearHoursPlaysArtistsTracksDays with music
2015491,39237076484
20161514,6102481,046145
201727516,2353471,144282
20181235,1413811,167174
201953727,5601,2523,617329
202068026,3461,2634,700358
202152420,3151,0893,774312
202236715,1729912,979323
20233299,1859873,057294
202431310,3679283,152283
20253099,5741,1543,694304
20263509,5199903,616222
How this is counted

Hours per calendar year, in São Paulo time, podcasts excluded. 2015 and 2026 are partial years.

Most played

Artists

  1. Joji3,912 plays · 2018–2026106 h
  2. Vansire3,136 plays · 2020–202696 h
  3. Imagine Dragons6,295 plays · 2015–202696 h
  4. Sabaton3,136 plays · 2016–202682 h
  5. João Gilberto2,795 plays · 2015–202681 h
  6. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky1,265 plays · 2015–202673 h
  7. Frank Sinatra5,124 plays · 2015–202667 h
  8. Men I Trust1,579 plays · 2020–202654 h
  9. Peach Pit1,408 plays · 2019–202651 h
  10. Clairo1,347 plays · 2019–202650 h

Showing 10 of 5,238 artists

Tracks

  1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 23: Allegro non troppo e molto maestosoPyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky · 202 plays · 2017–202624 h
  2. 1812 OverturePyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky · 142 plays · 2017–202314 h
  3. Tommy's PartyPeach Pit · 271 plays · 2019–202613 h
  4. What Once WasHer's · 304 plays · 2020–202613 h
  5. Para Machuchar Meu CoracaoStan Getz · 391 plays · 2015–202613 h
  6. Next Best ThingFLOOR CRY · 331 plays · 2021–202612 h
  7. EstateJoão Gilberto · 194 plays · 2017–202612 h
  8. Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: Adagio sostenutoSergei Rachmaninoff · 150 plays · 2017–202611 h
  9. AfterthoughtJoji · 240 plays · 2020–202611 h
  10. Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: Moderato; AllegroSergei Rachmaninoff · 156 plays · 2017–202611 h

Showing 10 of 20,499 tracks

Albums

  1. Night VisionsImagine Dragons · 2,128 plays · 2015–202534 h
  2. Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1/Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky · 426 plays · 2017–202632 h
  3. AmorosoJoão Gilberto · 797 plays · 2017–202631 h
  4. The Modern Western WorldVansire · 1,034 plays · 2022–202630 h
  5. NectarJoji · 917 plays · 2020–202630 h
  6. Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1/Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2Sergei Rachmaninoff · 436 plays · 2017–202629 h
  7. The Last StandSabaton · 1,279 plays · 2016–202628 h
  8. CurrentsTame Impala · 1,376 plays · 2019–202628 h
  9. The New AbnormalThe Strokes · 754 plays · 2020–202627 h
  10. BALLADS 1Joji · 1,095 plays · 2018–202627 h

Showing 10 of 10,950 albums

How this is counted

The order is by TIME played, not by number of plays.

In this filter: 5,238 artists, 20,499 tracks, 10,950 albums. A track is artist + title.

The record room12 crates, 480 records.Your latest monthAugust 2026, 33 h. And every month before it.

How you listen

The hours of each year, each month and each genre.

2020 had more hours than any other year: 680 h

151617181920212223242526161820222426JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanAprJulOct
Hours in the month0 to 77 h
The numbers
Hours per month, year by year.
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
2015————5885577549 h
2016—7712224017925308151 h
201725201915253814262824339275 h
2018714182523089131014123 h
2019142740334962604663414063537 h
2020714758554353374858755977680 h
20214918483334516657656871524 h
2022542225113623304135343124367 h
2023253038212918211514325631329 h
202447523436291824191618128313 h
2025334436191119271211304126309 h
20263651554754453033————350 h

Total for the period: 4,008 h.

How this is counted

Angle is the month, thickness is the year's total, colour is how much you played that month. Thickness uses a square root; in direct proportion the smallest year would vanish.

Joji is the artist you played the most

JojiVansireImagine DragonsSabatonPyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyMen I TrustPeach PitClairoRex Orange CountyThe Strokes落日飛車 Sunset RollercoasterMichael BubléSufjan StevensDmitri ShostakovichTame ImpalaArctic MonkeysJohnny CashВторой этаж поражаетDaft PunkKate BollingerMay 2015May 2016May 2017May 2018May 2019May 2020May 2021May 2022May 2023May 2024May 2025May 2026
The numbers
Hours per artist in the whole period.
ArtistFamilyHours
JojiHip hop, R&B and soul106
VansirePop96
Imagine DragonsIndie and alternative96
SabatonRock82
João GilbertoBrazilian81
Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyClassical and scores73
Frank SinatraJazz, blues and folk67
Men I TrustPop54
Peach PitIndie and alternative51
ClairoIndie and alternative50
Rex Orange CountyIndie and alternative49
The StrokesIndie and alternative47
落日飛車 Sunset RollercoasterIndie and alternative46
Michael BubléPop45
Sufjan StevensIndie and alternative45
Sergei RachmaninoffClassical and scores45
FLOOR CRYIndie and alternative45
Her'sIndie and alternative43
Dmitri ShostakovichClassical and scores41
Tame ImpalaIndie and alternative38
Arctic MonkeysIndie and alternative38
Stan GetzJazz, blues and folk35
WallowsIndie and alternative35
Magdalena BayIndie and alternative34
Johnny CashJazz, blues and folk32
Второй этаж поражаетRock30
Daft PunkElectronic29
A Tribe Called QuestHip hop, R&B and soul29
Kate BollingerIndie and alternative29
Kero Kero BonitoElectronic28
How this is counted

Each layer is an artist, and its width in a month is that month's time. Colour is the genre family, and not the artist: thirty colours would be impossible to tell apart.

33% of what you hear is indie and alternative

Tap a family to zoom in.

Family
Indie and alternativePopRockClassical and scoresJazz, blues and folkHip hop, R&B and soulUncataloguedBrazilianElectronicOther
  • Pop
  • Rock
  • Brazilian
  • Indie and alternative
  • Hip hop, R&B and soul
  • Electronic
  • Jazz, blues and folk
  • Classical and scores
  • Other
  • Uncatalogued
The numbers
Genre families by time played.
FamilyHoursShareArtistsSubgenres
Indie and alternative1,33633.3%39236
Pop57814.4%20326
Rock41210.3%17136
Classical and scores3909.7%1078
Jazz, blues and folk3288.2%16416
Hip hop, R&B and soul3057.6%13511
Uncatalogued2716.8%3,8471
Brazilian2175.4%7915
Electronic1473.7%11223
Other240.6%287
How this is counted

Nested circles: family holds subgenre, which holds artist. Area is time played.

“Uncatalogued” is 7%: 3,847 artists the outside databases could not classify. It shows in the figure on purpose.

10 families, 169 subgenres

  • Pop578 h14.4%

    The song built to fit everyone: clean melody, an easy chorus, production made to sound loud on any device. Less a style than a goal: to reach a lot of people at once.

    203 artists · 25 subgenres · since 2015

    • Pop70 artists159 h

      Pop with no subgenre accent: the radio song, direct and well made.

      • Michael BubléCanada45 h
      • Taylor SwiftUnited States21 h
      • Olivia RodrigoUnited States14 h
      • Phillip PhillipsUnited States6.8 h
      • Bruno MarsUnited States6.4 h
      • SkankBrazil5.9 h
      • Harry StylesEngland4.9 h
      • ABBASweden4.4 h
      • TrainUnited States4.0 h
      • Midge UreScotland3.2 h
      • CavetownEngland2.5 h
      • Dua LipaUnited Kingdom2.4 h
    • Dream pop4 artists101 h

      Pop blurred by reverb and layered guitar — the voice is more texture than lyric.

      • VansireRochester96 h
      • Tokyo Tea RoomMargate3.7 h
      • Rosemary FairweatherCanada50 min
      • The Radio Dept.Sweden22 min
    • Indie pop11 artists81 h

      A pop song made by indie means: sweet melody, modest recording, no wish for a stadium.

      • Men I TrustCanada54 h
      • The Whitest Boy AliveGermany16 h
      • Still WoozyUnited States2.8 h
      • Jack StauberPittsburgh2.0 h
      • Gus DappertonUnited States1.6 h
      • Ice Cream BoyXalapa1.5 h
      • Von Wegen LisbethGermany1.3 h
      • Tally HallUnited States30 min
      • Pity Party (Girls Club)United States17 min
      • Nate RuessUnited States11 min
      • Blood CulturesUnited States11 min
    • No subgenre declared49 artists68 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • The Chairs9.8 h
      • Miracle MusicalUnited States8.0 h
      • Ricky MontgomeryLos Angeles6.4 h
      • IFA WartburgUpplands Väsby5.0 h
      • KurosukeIndonesia5.0 h
      • Francisco Sola4.2 h
      • Mark Whalen2.6 h
      • Os CariocasBrazil2.5 h
      • VistasEdinburgh(sources disagree)1.8 h
      • Balu BrigadaNew Zealand1.6 h
      • AnriJapan1.6 h
      • Os Originais Do SambaBrazil(sources disagree)1.6 h
    • Electronic5 artists44 h

      Machine-made music with no subgenre declared by the catalogue.

      • LCD SoundsystemUnited States23 h
      • TV GirlUnited States12 h
      • Jessie WareUnited Kingdom6.1 h
      • Jacob CollierUnited Kingdom1.6 h
      • Depeche ModeUnited Kingdom1.0 h
    • Singer-songwriter7 artists36 h

      The song signed by whoever sings it, with the text at the centre.

      • Jorge Ben JorBrazil18 h
      • John MayerUnited States11 h
      • Don McLeanUnited States3.9 h
      • Gilberto GilBrazil1.7 h
      • Erasmo CarlosBrazil1.3 h
      • Nelson GonçalvesBrazil20 min
      • ClaudUnited States8 min
    • Adult pop4 artists23 h

      Slow-tempo pop made for a listener past the dancing stage.

      • BilkUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)23 h
      • Andy WilliamsUnited States15 min
      • CarpentersUnited States12 min
      • VaughnUnited States(sources disagree)9 min
    • Pop rock7 artists15 h

      A rock band with radio ambition: guitar up front, big chorus.

      • Premiata Forneria MarconiItaly9.1 h
      • Rod StewartUnited Kingdom2.2 h
      • Jason MrazUnited States1.2 h
      • Daryl Hall & John OatesUnited States53 min
      • Legião UrbanaBrazil50 min
      • 5 Seconds of SummerAustralia(sources disagree)10 min
      • Tom PettyUnited States9 min
    • Soft rock5 artists12 h

      Domesticated 1970s rock: vocal harmony, soft production, no roughness.

      • Dire StraitsUnited Kingdom9.1 h
      • Phil CollinsUnited Kingdom1.7 h
      • AmericaUnited States53 min
      • The ScriptIreland15 min
      • Crowded HouseAustralia13 min
    • New wave9 artists8.9 h

      Post-punk that accepted synthesisers and choruses — the pop face of the early 1980s.

      • The CarsUnited States3.4 h
      • Golden EarringNetherlands2.1 h
      • New OrderUnited Kingdom1.2 h
      • a-haNorway50 min
      • The PoliceUnited Kingdom35 min
      • A Flock Of SeagullsUnited Kingdom18 min
      • Fiction FactoryUnited Kingdom10 min
      • EurythmicsUnited Kingdom9 min
      • INXSAustralia8 min
    • Folk1 artist7.4 h

      The acoustic song of oral tradition and its heirs — guitar, voice and a story.

      • Kings of ConvenienceNorway7.4 h
    • Soul3 artists6.0 h

      Gospel taken out of church: full voice, hot band, earthly lyrics.

      • SAULTLondon5.0 h
      • Chuck BerryUnited States39 min
      • Aretha FranklinUnited States19 min
    • Disco3 artists5.4 h

      The 1970s dancefloor: steady kick, strings and a dancing bassline.

      • Boney M.Germany2.9 h
      • Bee GeesUnited Kingdom2.4 h
      • JamiroquaiUnited Kingdom9 min
    • Synth-pop6 artists4.4 h

      Pop where the synthesiser takes the guitar's place. Born in the 1980s and never left.

      • The Fur.​Taiwan2.4 h
      • Soft CellUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)1.1 h
      • Kate NVMoscow(sources disagree)18 min
      • The VeronicasAustralia18 min
      • VisageUnited Kingdom10 min
      • Phil OakeyUnited Kingdom8 min
    • Psychedelic pop3 artists1.9 h

      Pop through the warped lens of the 1960s: echo, backwards tape, sweet harmony.

      • MGMTUnited States1.2 h
      • Gal CostaBrazil26 min
      • Os MutantesBrazil15 min
    • Traditional pop2 artists1.4 h

      The American songbook before rock: orchestra, crooner and songs that became standards.

      • Vera LynnUnited Kingdom47 min
      • Julie LondonUnited States35 min
    • Dance pop1 artist58 min

      Pop built on a dance beat — made for the body before the ear.

      • INJIPhiladelphia58 min
    • Vocal jazz2 artists56 min

      The American songbook sung, with the jazz band behind it.

      • The Ink SpotsUnited States37 min
      • Peggy LeeUnited States19 min
    • Bedroom pop1 artist32 min

      Pop recorded literally in a bedroom, with a laptop and a cheap microphone — and owning that as an aesthetic.

      • mxmtoonUnited States32 min
    • Asian pop2 artists24 min

      Korean and Japanese pop, with its own industry, its own choreography and its own scale.

      • D.O.Japan14 min
      • Junko OhashiJapan10 min
    • Power pop2 artists19 min

      Beatles melody at 1970s volume: bright guitar and a chorus inside three minutes.

      • storiesUnited States11 min
      • Jota QuestBrazil8 min
    • Baroque pop1 artist18 min

      Pop with a string and horn arrangement borrowed from chamber music.

      • Buffalo SpringfieldUnited States18 min
    • Electropop2 artists17 min

      Synth-pop with contemporary club production: dry beat, treated vocal.

      • Ellie GouldingUnited Kingdom9 min
      • Rita OraUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)8 min
    • Latin1 artist12 min

      Spanish-language music of the Americas — from bolero to rock in Spanish.

      • Luis FonsiPuerto Rico12 min
    • Bubblegum pop1 artist10 min

      The sweetest, youngest pop, made for teenagers.

      • The ArchiesUnited States10 min
    • Pop punk1 artist8 min

      Punk with a radio chorus and clean production. Fast, but singable.

      • Avril LavigneCanada8 min
  • Rock412 h10.3%

    Guitar, bass and drums at the centre. It runs from 1970s radio rock to metal and punk, which are the same instruments played faster and louder.

    171 artists · 35 subgenres · since 2015

    • Metal13 artists101 h

      Rock at its far end: maximum distortion, riff precision and volume as raw material.

      • SabatonSweden82 h
      • Bring Me The HorizonUnited Kingdom6.6 h
      • HakenUnited Kingdom6.2 h
      • RammsteinGermany3.2 h
      • Sleep TokenUnited Kingdom1.1 h
      • Black SabbathUnited Kingdom16 min
      • UnprocessedGermany16 min
      • Faith No MoreUnited States(sources disagree)16 min
      • Mind’s EyeStockholm15 min
      • Iron MaidenUnited Kingdom12 min
      • Bad OmensUnited States11 min
      • ParadiseUnited Kingdom10 min
    • No subgenre declared21 artists53 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Второй этаж поражаетRussia30 h
      • Terno ReiSão Paulo5.2 h
      • BaWNUkraine3.1 h
      • Acid GhostUnited States2.6 h
      • Renato RussoBrazil2.0 h
      • JakobGermany(sources disagree)1.6 h
      • Trombone de FrutasCuritiba1.5 h
      • Vagabonds1.4 h
      • Холодный звонокRussia56 min
      • Nanasai55 min
      • Barão VermelhoBrazil41 min
      • Walfredo em Busca da SimbioseBrazil33 min
    • Rock35 artists46 h

      Rock with no qualifier: guitar, bass, drums and voice.

      • The BeatlesUnited Kingdom8.1 h
      • The Rolling StonesUnited Kingdom6.8 h
      • QueenUnited Kingdom6.8 h
      • George HarrisonUnited Kingdom5.5 h
      • The WhoUnited Kingdom3.4 h
      • The ProclaimersScotland2.8 h
      • Hot Flash Heat WaveUnited States2.6 h
      • John LennonUnited Kingdom1.1 h
      • EaglesUnited States50 min
      • Fleetwood MacUnited Kingdom48 min
      • Bachman-Turner OverdriveCanada40 min
      • StarsailorUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)40 min
    • Alternative rock12 artists36 h

      The rock the 1990s put on the radio without taking the roughness out of it.

      • RadioheadUnited Kingdom9.5 h
      • Soda StereoArgentina6.3 h
      • MuseUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)6.1 h
      • BlurUnited Kingdom5.0 h
      • Snow PatrolUnited Kingdom4.3 h
      • SupercomboBrazil1.8 h
      • The Goo Goo DollsUnited States1.1 h
      • WeezerUnited States35 min
      • GarbageUnited States28 min
      • Postcard BoyCalifornia21 min
      • Thirty Seconds To MarsUnited States12 min
      • PassengerEngland8 min
    • Progressive rock12 artists27 h

      Rock that borrowed length, shifting metre and the multi-part suite from art music.

      • Electric Light OrchestraUnited Kingdom8.7 h
      • The Alan Parsons ProjectUnited Kingdom6.1 h
      • Pink FloydEngland6.1 h
      • The Moody BluesUnited Kingdom2.0 h
      • King CrimsonUnited Kingdom1.8 h
      • Thank You ScientistUnited States44 min
      • YesUnited Kingdom28 min
      • Jethro TullUnited Kingdom25 min
      • GenesisUnited Kingdom18 min
      • RushCanada13 min
      • KinoUnited Kingdom12 min
      • Porcupine TreeUnited Kingdom9 min
    • Blues rock3 artists22 h

      Electric blues played at rock volume — the bridge British rock came in through.

      • Creedence Clearwater RevivalUnited States20 h
      • J.J. CaleUnited States1.6 h
      • Jimi HendrixUnited States(sources disagree)19 min
    • Pop punk4 artists17 h

      Punk with a radio chorus and clean production. Fast, but singable.

      • Fall Out BoyUnited States17 h
      • Panic! At The DiscoUnited States30 min
      • blink-182United States12 min
      • Sum 41Canada10 min
    • Hard rock8 artists15 h

      Rock with heavy distortion and the riff in charge, one step before metal.

      • AerosmithUnited States3.9 h
      • AC/DCAustralia3.2 h
      • Led ZeppelinUnited Kingdom2.7 h
      • Van HalenUnited States2.5 h
      • Thin LizzyIreland1.8 h
      • ScorpionsGermany15 min
      • BostonUnited States15 min
      • ShinedownUnited States10 min
    • Psychedelic rock7 artists13 h

      The 1960s rock that opened up the song with effects, improvisation and hallucination.

      • The DoorsUnited States4.7 h
      • Jim MorrisonUnited States3.1 h
      • The AnimalsUnited Kingdom2.2 h
      • King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardAustralia(sources disagree)1.7 h
      • TemplesUnited Kingdom45 min
      • FacesUnited Kingdom14 min
      • Ave SangriaBrazil14 min
    • Surf rock3 artists12 h

      Guitar with wet reverb and a beach groove, inherited from 1960s California.

      • The Beach BoysUnited States6.3 h
      • No VacationUnited States4.8 h
      • Messer ChupsRussia31 min
    • New wave2 artists11 h

      Post-punk that accepted synthesisers and choruses — the pop face of the early 1980s.

      • Tears For FearsUnited Kingdom9.2 h
      • Duran DuranUnited Kingdom2.1 h
    • Post-punk3 artists11 h

      What came right after punk: the same hurry, colder harmony, bass in charge.

      • Molchat DomaBelarus10 h
      • Killing JokeUnited Kingdom20 min
      • The Twilight SadScotland12 min
    • Indie rock10 artists8.2 h

      Small-label rock with unvarnished production — the sound that has defined alternative since the 1990s.

      • LovingVictoria3.8 h
      • Elliott SmithUnited States1.9 h
      • Sticky FingersAustralia36 min
      • The KooksUnited Kingdom26 min
      • Bloc PartyUnited Kingdom23 min
      • Last DinosaursAustralia20 min
      • VarsityChicago15 min
      • JordanaMaryland14 min
      • Travis BretzerCanada11 min
      • Meldrop8 min
    • Pop rock3 artists6.9 h

      A rock band with radio ambition: guitar up front, big chorus.

      • TOTOUnited States(sources disagree)3.0 h
      • Sub-RadioSterling2.4 h
      • Suzanne VegaUnited States1.5 h
    • Post-rock1 artist5.9 h

      Instrumental rock that trades the song for the landscape: it builds in layers until it bursts.

      • Joy Wants EternityUnited States5.9 h
    • Southern rock1 artist4.9 h

      Rock from the American South, with blues, country and two guitars soloing together.

      • Lynyrd SkynyrdUnited States(sources disagree)4.9 h
    • Glam rock5 artists4.7 h

      1970s rock in stage costume: simple riff, glitter and theatre.

      • David BowieUnited Kingdom2.7 h
      • Gary GlitterUnited Kingdom1.0 h
      • Secos & MolhadosBrazil31 min
      • Sweet SolUnited Kingdom16 min
      • T. RexUnited Kingdom11 min
    • Punk5 artists2.4 h

      Rock cut to the bone and sped up — three chords and no patience.

      • Smash MouthUnited States1.2 h
      • midSweden23 min
      • athenaTurkey18 min
      • TurnstileUnited States16 min
      • Bad NervesUnited Kingdom14 min
    • Rockabilly1 artist2.2 h

      Rock and roll with a country accent and slapped upright bass.

      • Elvis PresleyUnited States2.2 h
    • Post-hardcore1 artist2.0 h

      Hardcore with room for melody and dynamics — it screams, then whispers.

      • EidolaSalt Lake City2.0 h
    • Funk1 artist1.9 h

      Groove as the subject: the rhythm becomes the melody and every instrument becomes percussion.

      • Adam LevineUnited States1.9 h
    • Experimental rock2 artists1.7 h

      Rock that treats form as a problem, not a formula.

      • John FruscianteLos Angeles1.1 h
      • The Velvet UndergroundUnited States32 min
    • Soft rock2 artists1.4 h

      Domesticated 1970s rock: vocal harmony, soft production, no roughness.

      • Eddie VedderSeattle1.1 h
      • Gerry RaffertyUnited Kingdom23 min
    • Blues1 artist1.0 h

      Twelve bars, three chords and the origin of nearly everything that came after.

      • Eric ClaptonUnited Kingdom1.0 h
    • Emo3 artists54 min

      Melodic punk with confessional lyrics, sung as if it hurt.

      • CitizenUnited States(sources disagree)23 min
      • From First To LastLos Angeles16 min
      • NVM15 min
    • Psychedelic pop1 artist47 min

      Pop through the warped lens of the 1960s: echo, backwards tape, sweet harmony.

      • The ZombiesUnited Kingdom47 min
    • Folk rock1 artist33 min

      The folk song plugged in: guitar, vocal harmony and a band behind it.

      • Bob DylanUnited States33 min
    • Grunge2 artists30 min

      The heavy, unkempt rock of Seattle in the early 1990s.

      • NirvanaUnited States20 min
      • Pearl JamUnited States10 min
    • Krautrock1 artist21 min

      The 1970s German rock that traded the chorus for repetition: a straight hypnotic beat, synthesisers, and no hurry to arrive anywhere.

      • GuruGermany(sources disagree)21 min
    • Stoner rock1 artist16 min

      Slow, heavy riffs, down-tuned guitar and a dragging tempo. Heavy rock without metal's hurry.

      • Queens of the Stone AgeUnited States16 min
    • Neo-psychedelia1 artist15 min

      1960s psychedelia staged again with modern equipment.

      • Sababa 5Paris15 min
    • Jazz fusion1 artist13 min

      Jazz with electric instruments and a rock or funk groove.

      • Steely DanNew York13 min
    • Shoegaze1 artist12 min

      A wall of pedal-fed guitar over the melody. The name comes from staring at your own feet on stage.

      • Parks, Squares and AlleysMoscow12 min
    • Gothic rock1 artist11 min

      Post-punk dressed in black: bass up front, reverb, low voice.

      • The MissionEngland11 min
    • Classic rock1 artist10 min

      The FM canon — the 1960s and 1970s stadium rock that turned into permanent repertoire.

      • Traveling WilburysUnited States10 min
    • Britpop1 artist9 min

      The 1990s British pop-rock that looked at itself in a 1960s mirror.

      • SupergrassUnited Kingdom9 min
  • Brazilian217 h5.4%

    Music made in Brazil that no foreign label explains: MPB, samba, bossa nova, tropicália and what came after them. Complicated harmony sung in a simple way.

    79 artists · 14 subgenres · since 2015

    • Bossa nova6 artists87 h

      Samba slowed down and sung quietly, with jazz harmony. Born in the late 1950s and copied all over the world.

      • João GilbertoBrazil81 h
      • João DonatoBrazil(sources disagree)4.3 h
      • Astrud GilbertoBrazil55 min
      • Elizeth CardosoBrazil36 min
      • Carlos LyraBrazil24 min
      • TocoBrazil18 min
    • No subgenre declared27 artists51 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Flerte FlamingoSão Paulo19 h
      • ToquinhoBrazil10 h
      • Codinome WinchesterSão Paulo6.4 h
      • O TernoSão Paulo3.8 h
      • Orchestre Symphonique du BrésilFrance2.5 h
      • VitrolesBrazil2.0 h
      • Mariana de MoraesBrazil1.2 h
      • 5 a SecoSão Paulo60 min
      • Loulu GilbertoBrazil40 min
      • Di MeloBrazil29 min
      • Zeca BaleiroBrazil29 min
      • Phill VerasBrazil23 min
    • MPB17 artists49 h

      The acronym Brazil invented for the adult post-bossa song: lyrics written with care and harmony that does not simplify.

      • Tim MaiaBrazil13 h
      • Elis ReginaBrazil9.2 h
      • Lô BorgesBrazil8.0 h
      • Milton NascimentoBrazil5.2 h
      • Chico BuarqueBrazil4.4 h
      • DjavanBrazil2.8 h
      • Novos BaianosBrazil1.4 h
      • Geraldo VandreBrazil1.4 h
      • Caetano VelosoBrazil1.2 h
      • Marcelo JeneciBrazil35 min
      • Maria BethâniaBrazil34 min
      • Nara LeãoBrazil28 min
    • Samba12 artists13 h

      The starting point of Brazilian popular music: syncopation, the circle and the short verse.

      • CartolaBrazil(sources disagree)8.5 h
      • Noel RosaBrazil1.6 h
      • Moreira Da SilvaBrazil21 min
      • AgepêBrazil21 min
      • Orlando SilvaBrazil(sources disagree)20 min
      • Zeca PagodinhoBrazil18 min
      • João NogueiraBrazil15 min
      • Ataulfo AlvesBrazil12 min
      • Maria RitaBrazil12 min
      • Grupo RevelaçãoBrazil12 min
      • Beth CarvalhoBrazil8 min
      • Elza SoaresBrazil8 min
    • Samba-jazz1 artist7.3 h

      Samba played by an instrumental trio with jazz freedom — bossa's improvising side.

      • Baden PowellBrazil7.3 h
    • Funk1 artist2.3 h

      Groove as the subject: the rhythm becomes the melody and every instrument becomes percussion.

      • Seu JorgeBrazil2.3 h
    • Jazz1 artist2.1 h

      Improvisation over complex harmony, with swing underneath. The music where the performance is the composition.

      • YMAPeru2.1 h
    • Rock2 artists1.3 h

      Rock with no qualifier: guitar, bass, drums and voice.

      • CazuzaBrazil59 min
      • Lulu SantosBrazil21 min
    • Pop3 artists52 min

      Pop with no subgenre accent: the radio song, direct and well made.

      • ClarissaBrazil(sources disagree)27 min
      • Jorge VercilloBrazil14 min
      • Zizi PossiBrazil11 min
    • Brega2 artists41 min

      The popular Brazilian romantic song that official taste rejected for decades, and which never needed it to fill a dance hall.

      • Paulo SérgioBrazil33 min
      • Fernando MendesBrazil9 min
    • Sertanejo2 artists30 min

      The music of Brazil's interior: a duo singing in thirds, viola or guitar, and a love story that goes wrong.

      • Joaquim e ManuelBrazil21 min
      • Felipe AraújoBrazil9 min
    • Singer-songwriter2 artists25 min

      The song signed by whoever sings it, with the text at the centre.

      • Luiz MelodiaBrazil16 min
      • Edu LoboBrazil9 min
    • Soul1 artist23 min

      Gospel taken out of church: full voice, hot band, earthly lyrics.

      • Liniker e os CaramelowsBrazil23 min
    • Forró1 artist12 min

      Accordion, zabumba and triangle from the Northeast, made for dancing close all night.

      • FalamansaBrazil12 min
    • Hip hop1 artist9 min

      Rhythmic speech over a beat assembled from other people's records. The form that reorganised popular music from the 1980s on.

      • MC ArraiaRussia9 min
  • Indie and alternative1,336 h33.3%

    The rock and pop that organised themselves outside the big labels and kept the sound of it: rougher guitar, voice closer to the microphone, production that admits being homemade. Today it is a recognisable sound, and not only a way of producing.

    392 artists · 35 subgenres · since 2015

    • Alternative rock33 artists240 h

      The rock the 1990s put on the radio without taking the roughness out of it.

      • Imagine DragonsUnited States96 h
      • WallowsLos Angeles34 h
      • The KillersUnited States23 h
      • U2Ireland20 h
      • Cage The ElephantUnited States17 h
      • Matt MalteseUnited Kingdom7.2 h
      • Noel Gallagher's High Flying BirdsEngland5.6 h
      • Twenty One PilotsUnited States5.5 h
      • O GriloBrazil5.1 h
      • PixiesUnited States3.8 h
      • The Smashing PumpkinsUnited States3.4 h
      • Colony HouseUnited States2.9 h
    • Indie rock59 artists187 h

      Small-label rock with unvarnished production — the sound that has defined alternative since the 1990s.

      • The StrokesUnited States47 h
      • Arctic MonkeysUnited Kingdom38 h
      • AlvvaysCanada11 h
      • Neutral Milk HotelUnited States10 h
      • HozierIreland8.6 h
      • Lunar VacationUnited States8.2 h
      • InterpolUnited States5.1 h
      • Mac DeMarcoCanada3.8 h
      • Arcade FireCanada3.6 h
      • Florence + The MachineEngland3.5 h
      • Dr. DogUnited States3.4 h
      • alt-JUnited Kingdom2.8 h
    • Indie pop41 artists183 h

      A pop song made by indie means: sweet melody, modest recording, no wish for a stadium.

      • Peach PitCanada51 h
      • The MaríasLos Angeles19 h
      • boy pabloNorway16 h
      • FazerdazeNew Zealand16 h
      • DjoUnited States13 h
      • DayglowUnited States11 h
      • Lana Del ReyUnited States10 h
      • The NeighbourhoodUnited States8.0 h
      • MyKey(sources disagree)5.1 h
      • Hippo CampusUnited States5.0 h
      • Dominic FikeFlorida4.5 h
      • The Japanese HouseUnited Kingdom4.2 h
    • No subgenre declared107 artists177 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • 落日飛車 Sunset RollercoasterTaiwan46 h
      • Kate BollingerUnited States29 h
      • The HoneysticksLos Angeles15 h
      • Divorce Court8.2 h
      • Phum ViphuritThailand5.1 h
      • Mat KerekesUnited States4.6 h
      • Projeto RiveraFortaleza4.4 h
      • Briston MaroneyUnited States4.2 h
      • Boyscott3.6 h
      • Trudy and the RomanceLiverpool3.4 h
      • TheSecondSexNew York3.1 h
      • DrugdealerLos Angeles2.7 h
    • Bedroom pop7 artists122 h

      Pop recorded literally in a bedroom, with a laptop and a cheap microphone — and owning that as an aesthetic.

      • ClairoUnited States50 h
      • Rex Orange CountyEngland49 h
      • Mellow FellowPhilippines14 h
      • MonsuneToronto3.6 h
      • Yellow DaysUnited Kingdom3.4 h
      • Strawberry GuyUnited Kingdom2.2 h
      • Ralph Castelli12 min
    • Lo-fi10 artists68 h

      Low fidelity chosen on purpose: hiss, saturation and imperfection as part of the sound.

      • FLOOR CRYWinnipeg45 h
      • Yot ClubUnited States21 h
      • quickly, quicklyPortland18 min
      • Sleepy Fish17 min
      • ToonorthAshland14 min
      • imagiroBath14 min
      • GlimlipAmsterdam11 min
      • AxianDenmark11 min
      • Rook1ePortland10 min
      • LayziBoston9 min
    • Indie folk7 artists59 h

      Folk recorded with indie sensibility: small arrangement, close voice.

      • Sufjan StevensUnited States45 h
      • Bright EyesUnited States6.5 h
      • Faye WebsterAtlanta5.0 h
      • Grizzly BearUnited States38 min
      • Milky ChanceGermany32 min
      • Andrew BirdUnited States18 min
      • Fleet FoxesUnited States13 min
    • Alternative R&B7 artists56 h

      R&B with experimental production and open structure.

      • Her'sUnited States43 h
      • Christian KuriaUnited States8.7 h
      • Daniel CaesarCanada3.6 h
      • Montell FishUnited States17 min
      • DrakeCanada10 min
      • Rina SawayamaEngland9 min
      • DijonUnited States8 min
    • Psychedelic rock4 artists46 h

      The 1960s rock that opened up the song with effects, improvisation and hallucination.

      • Tame ImpalaAustralia38 h
      • Mild High ClubLos Angeles7.4 h
      • BoogarinsGoiânia21 min
      • KhruangbinHouston15 min
    • Synth-pop4 artists37 h

      Pop where the synthesiser takes the guitar's place. Born in the 1980s and never left.

      • Magdalena BayUnited States34 h
      • ChromeoCanada2.1 h
      • John MausUnited States10 min
      • Lebanon HanoverGermany8 min
    • Pop20 artists24 h

      Pop with no subgenre accent: the radio song, direct and well made.

      • Foster The PeopleUnited States4.9 h
      • Far Caspian3.4 h
      • Puma BlueLondon3.4 h
      • BENEEEngland2.1 h
      • Tim BernardesBrazil1.7 h
      • Sarah KinsleyUnited States1.6 h
      • L'ImpératriceFrance1.4 h
      • Caroline PolachekUnited States57 min
      • Jeremy ZuckerUnited States49 min
      • Kid BloomUnited States45 min
      • Benjamin ClementineUnited Kingdom31 min
      • LordeNew Zealand30 min
    • Electronic15 artists19 h

      Machine-made music with no subgenre declared by the catalogue.

      • VerzacheToronto4.3 h
      • ParcelsAustralia4.1 h
      • Yasmine HamdanParis2.2 h
      • Boards of CanadaUnited Kingdom2.2 h
      • Brian EnoUnited Kingdom2.2 h
      • Capital CitiesUnited States2.0 h
      • Monster RallyUnited States34 min
      • Mount KimbieEngland24 min
      • French 79France20 min
      • Com TruiseUnited States15 min
      • Black MarbleUnited States13 min
      • Boy HarsherUnited States13 min
    • Dream pop12 artists17 h

      Pop blurred by reverb and layered guitar — the voice is more texture than lyric.

      • Beach HouseUnited States9.5 h
      • УвулаRussia3.8 h
      • TurnoverUnited States1.0 h
      • Night TapesUnited Kingdom41 min
      • Still CornersLondon23 min
      • Cocteau TwinsScotland22 min
      • Melody's Echo ChamberFrance19 min
      • Craft SpellsUnited States18 min
      • Luna LiCanada13 min
      • Real EstateUnited States12 min
      • DIIVUnited States9 min
      • The SundaysUnited Kingdom8 min
    • Rock14 artists15 h

      Rock with no qualifier: guitar, bass, drums and voice.

      • ParamoreUnited States3.5 h
      • Snail MailUnited States2.1 h
      • Nothing But ThievesUnited Kingdom2.0 h
      • PomplamooseUnited States2.0 h
      • Foo FightersUnited States1.5 h
      • Red Hot Chili PeppersUnited States59 min
      • Bruce SpringsteenUnited States44 min
      • Mouse Rat40 min
      • Frankie CosmosUnited States33 min
      • Iggy PopUnited States19 min
      • The Black KeysUnited States16 min
      • Los HermanosBrazil15 min
    • Punk6 artists12 h

      Rock cut to the bone and sped up — three chords and no patience.

      • Green DayUnited States6.7 h
      • Bruce Lee BandUnited States2.1 h
      • The ClashUnited Kingdom2.0 h
      • WILLOWUnited States22 min
      • corn waveUkraine16 min
      • Beach GoonsSan Diego12 min
    • Jangle pop1 artist12 h

      Bright open-string guitar, a 1960s inheritance reread by indie.

      • The SmithsUnited Kingdom12 h
    • Britpop2 artists11 h

      The 1990s British pop-rock that looked at itself in a 1960s mirror.

      • OasisUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)11 h
      • PulpUnited Kingdom16 min
    • Slowcore2 artists11 h

      Indie played slow and quiet, with silence as an instrument.

      • Ethel CainUnited States11 h
      • LowUnited States(sources disagree)11 min
    • Post-punk7 artists9.8 h

      What came right after punk: the same hurry, colder harmony, bass in charge.

      • IDLESUnited Kingdom4.0 h
      • The CureUnited Kingdom1.9 h
      • NürnbergBelarus1.7 h
      • Joy DivisionUnited Kingdom55 min
      • A Certain RatioUnited Kingdom38 min
      • Едешь26 min
      • MotoramaRussia12 min
    • Singer-songwriter4 artists9.5 h

      The song signed by whoever sings it, with the text at the centre.

      • Cameron WinterBrooklyn6.6 h
      • Alice Phoebe LouBerlin2.6 h
      • Aldous HardingNew Zealand11 min
      • Phoebe BridgersUnited States10 min
    • Post-hardcore1 artist3.8 h

      Hardcore with room for melody and dynamics — it screams, then whispers.

      • Balance And ComposureUnited States3.8 h
    • Post-rock5 artists3.2 h

      Instrumental rock that trades the song for the landscape: it builds in layers until it bursts.

      • Black Country, New RoadUnited Kingdom2.1 h
      • Oh HiroshimaKristinehamn Municipality36 min
      • From Indian LakesCalifornia14 min
      • Godspeed You! Black EmperorCanada11 min
      • Do Make Say ThinkCanada10 min
    • New wave2 artists3.2 h

      Post-punk that accepted synthesisers and choruses — the pop face of the early 1980s.

      • I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND MEUnited States2.7 h
      • EKKSTACYCanada29 min
    • Garage rock2 artists2.3 h

      Rock recorded as if live in the garage: dirty, short and direct.

      • The GrowlersCalifornia2.2 h
      • P.H.F.New Zealand9 min
    • Pop punk4 artists1.8 h

      Punk with a radio chorus and clean production. Fast, but singable.

      • Junior Varsity48 min
      • My Chemical RomanceUnited States29 min
      • All Time LowUnited States21 min
      • The All-American RejectsUnited States12 min
    • Chillwave2 artists1.1 h

      Faded, nostalgic synth-pop from the early 2010s.

      • Flovry59 min
      • SoulwandererBelgium8 min
    • Art pop2 artists1.1 h

      Pop that treats the song as an object to experiment on — odd arrangement, crooked structure, chorus anyway.

      • Weyes BloodUnited States53 min
      • Moses SumneyLos Angeles12 min
    • Chamber pop1 artist49 min

      Baroque pop's cousin, more recent and more indie: a small orchestra serving a small song.

      • American AuthorsUnited States49 min
    • Shoegaze2 artists31 min

      A wall of pedal-fed guitar over the melody. The name comes from staring at your own feet on stage.

      • SlowdiveUnited Kingdom17 min
      • Freak SlugUnited Kingdom15 min
    • Emo3 artists30 min

      Melodic punk with confessional lyrics, sung as if it hurt.

      • Free ThrowNashville12 min
      • Sorority NoiseUnited States11 min
      • Pale LungsNashville8 min
    • Psychedelic pop1 artist30 min

      Pop through the warped lens of the 1960s: echo, backwards tape, sweet harmony.

      • Yves TumorItaly30 min
    • Folk1 artist28 min

      The acoustic song of oral tradition and its heirs — guitar, voice and a story.

      • Alexi MurdochUnited Kingdom28 min
    • Math rock1 artist21 min

      Rock that changes metre constantly and treats that as part of the melody. Hard to tap along to, easy to recognise.

      • Sweet PillUnited States21 min
    • Madchester1 artist17 min

      Manchester rock with a dancefloor groove in the late 1980s — guitar and beat in the same bar.

      • Happy MondaysUnited Kingdom17 min
    • Psych folk1 artist11 min

      Acoustic folk with strange harmony and an altered atmosphere.

      • Animal CollectiveUnited States11 min
    • Grunge1 artist8 min

      The heavy, unkempt rock of Seattle in the early 1990s.

      • Stone Temple PilotsUnited States8 min
  • Hip hop, R&B and soul305 h7.6%

    The Black American lineage and its descendants: soul and R&B, which put the voice at the centre, and hip hop, which traded melody for the beat and the word.

    135 artists · 10 subgenres · since 2015

    • Jazz rap20 artists121 h

      Hip hop built on jazz samples, at a looser tempo.

      • JojiUnited States106 h
      • NujabesJapan5.8 h
      • KuplaHelsinki2.5 h
      • Chris MazueraNew York59 min
      • PhilanthropeNetherlands53 min
      • LinearwaveBrazil52 min
      • Caleb BelkinFullerton48 min
      • MilkzPoland40 min
      • jhflyAustralia35 min
      • potsu22 min
      • KieferUnited States19 min
      • G MillsUnited States17 min
    • Hip hop52 artists70 h

      Rhythmic speech over a beat assembled from other people's records. The form that reorganised popular music from the 1980s on.

      • A Tribe Called QuestUnited States29 h
      • Mac MillerUnited States16 h
      • blackbearEngland(sources disagree)2.1 h
      • Kendrick LamarUnited States1.6 h
      • Yung GravyUnited States1.2 h
      • SportsGermany1.2 h
      • MadvillainUnited States1.0 h
      • King GeedorahUnited States1.0 h
      • AsoUnited States1.0 h
      • mell-øNetherlands53 min
      • Tyler, The CreatorUnited States53 min
      • Little SimzUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)50 min
    • No subgenre declared27 artists47 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Kanye West26 h
      • Sunday Service ChoirUnited States4.8 h
      • Hotel UglyHouston4.6 h
      • 88risingUnited States2.0 h
      • Party in BackyardEindhoven1.4 h
      • Francis and the LightsUnited States1.1 h
      • N.E.R.D1.0 h
      • EtnonKosovo50 min
      • MC Kevin o Chris42 min
      • JOBAUnited States34 min
      • Chill Astronaut(sources disagree)31 min
      • BulaBrazil25 min
    • R&B7 artists29 h

      The Black American song focused on voice and groove — what links soul to today's pop.

      • The WeekndCanada22 h
      • Anderson .PaakUnited States2.4 h
      • Fats ElpidioUnited States2.4 h
      • Bruno MajorUnited Kingdom1.9 h
      • KhalidUnited States17 min
      • alan vuongLos Angeles(sources disagree)16 min
      • The PlattersUnited States11 min
    • Soul16 artists12 h

      Gospel taken out of church: full voice, hot band, earthly lyrics.

      • Michael KiwanukaUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)2.7 h
      • The Detroit EmeraldsUnited States1.7 h
      • Carla ThomasUnited States(sources disagree)1.6 h
      • PJ MortonUnited States1.5 h
      • John LegendUnited States(sources disagree)1.5 h
      • Black PumasUnited States(sources disagree)41 min
      • SadeUnited Kingdom26 min
      • Marvin GayeUnited States16 min
      • Quincy JonesUnited States15 min
      • TOPSUnited States12 min
      • Ray CharlesUnited States11 min
      • Thee Sacred SoulsSan Diego10 min
    • Funk4 artists10 h

      Groove as the subject: the rhythm becomes the melody and every instrument becomes percussion.

      • VulfpeckUnited States6.6 h
      • CommodoresUnited States3.2 h
      • ThundercatUnited States23 min
      • Earth, Wind & FireUnited States21 min
    • Trip hop1 artist7.8 h

      A slow hip hop beat with film-noir atmosphere — the Bristol sound of the 1990s.

      • GorillazUnited Kingdom7.8 h
    • Pop rap4 artists2.8 h

      Rap with a sung chorus and radio ambition.

      • Lil Nas XUnited States2.1 h
      • PhantogramUnited States24 min
      • JAY-ZUnited States12 min
      • Rich BrianIndonesia10 min
    • Contemporary R&B1 artist2.8 h

      The clean, sensual R&B production from the 1990s onwards.

      • EstelleUnited Kingdom2.8 h
    • Disco2 artists1.4 h

      The 1970s dancefloor: steady kick, strings and a dancing bassline.

      • Carl DouglasJamaica57 min
      • BlondieUnited States26 min
    • Drill1 artist17 min

      The dragging beat and rolled hi-hat that left Chicago and became the most played rap in London.

      • chief.United States(sources disagree)17 min
  • Electronic147 h3.7%

    Music whose main instrument is the machine — synthesiser, drum machine, computer. From dancefloor techno to ambient that barely moves.

    112 artists · 22 subgenres · since 2015

    • Electronic18 artists47 h

      Machine-made music with no subgenre declared by the catalogue.

      • Daft PunkFrance29 h
      • Glass AnimalsEngland6.2 h
      • Halo2.3 h
      • MobyUnited States1.8 h
      • Aphex TwinLondon1.4 h
      • PhoenixEngland1.3 h
      • Eduard ArtemyevRussia1.2 h
      • PaxGermany44 min
      • Ludwig GöranssonSweden43 min
      • KraftwerkGermany35 min
      • M83France20 min
      • Franc MoodyLondon18 min
    • Electropop3 artists28 h

      Synth-pop with contemporary club production: dry beat, treated vocal.

      • Kero Kero BonitoUnited Kingdom28 h
      • SG LewisUnited Kingdom25 min
      • Charli xcxUnited Kingdom16 min
    • Synthwave4 artists12 h

      1980s synthesisers revived as an imaginary film score.

      • TriptidonPoissy6.6 h
      • KavinskyFrance(sources disagree)4.4 h
      • HomeUnited States58 min
      • Electric YouthCanada14 min
    • No subgenre declared16 artists11 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Tim AtlasBrooklyn2.9 h
      • Make U SweatBrazil1.9 h
      • JORDANNMontreal1.4 h
      • RubelRio de Janeiro(sources disagree)1.3 h
      • Reinier ZonneveldNetherlands51 min
      • Takuya NakamuraUnited States39 min
      • Kasper Lindmark26 min
      • Dan LacksmanBelgium24 min
      • СуперюностьKazan16 min
      • Gopnik McBlyatPoland15 min
      • Yehezkel RazIsrael12 min
      • The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines Portsmouth11 min
    • Downtempo16 artists8.2 h

      Low-tempo electronic music, made to be heard sitting down.

      • CéuBrazil(sources disagree)2.4 h
      • brillion.United States57 min
      • Mondo LoopsUnited Kingdom51 min
      • drkmndUnited Kingdom45 min
      • Spencer HuntUnited Kingdom26 min
      • IdealismFinland23 min
      • BonoboUnited Kingdom22 min
      • Jordy Chandra20 min
      • takeoLos Angeles17 min
      • cocabonaFinland17 min
      • ArbourBellingham15 min
      • LeavvCologne15 min
    • Lo-fi11 artists6.6 h

      Low fidelity chosen on purpose: hiss, saturation and imperfection as part of the sound.

      • dj poolboiAustin1.6 h
      • SaibCasablanca1.4 h
      • Dontcry46 min
      • j'sanParis39 min
      • DLJFrance38 min
      • SPEECHLESSCharlotte28 min
      • KanisanStrasbourg19 min
      • Ambulo16 min
      • In Love With a GhostParis13 min
      • YasumuGermany12 min
      • Sleepermane10 min
    • Jazz rap13 artists6.2 h

      Hip hop built on jazz samples, at a looser tempo.

      • WYSBesançon1.4 h
      • less.peopleSalt Lake City1.3 h
      • C4CSwitzerland53 min
      • ENRAItaly36 min
      • MonmaFinland22 min
      • JhoveVejle22 min
      • Team Astro15 min
      • aimlessCalifornia15 min
      • HoogwayBrussels13 min
      • Blue WednesdayCanada11 min
      • tomcbumpzUnited States10 min
      • blnkspc_10 min
    • House7 artists4.3 h

      A four-on-the-floor beat with a soul sample on top — the Chicago dancefloor that took over the world.

      • David GuettaFrance1.3 h
      • FURUnited Kingdom1.2 h
      • AviciiSweden1.1 h
      • NERVOAustralia17 min
      • AlessoSweden13 min
      • ModjoFrance9 min
      • KlangkarussellAustria8 min
    • Synth-pop3 artists4.0 h

      Pop where the synthesiser takes the guitar's place. Born in the 1980s and never left.

      • The Bayton FieldsUnited States1.6 h
      • MetronomyUnited Kingdom1.4 h
      • Owl CityUnited States1.1 h
    • Electro house2 artists3.5 h

      House with an aggressive synth and the drop at the centre.

      • JusticeFrance(sources disagree)3.4 h
      • Crystal CastlesCanada9 min
    • Europop1 artist2.9 h

      European export pop: simple chorus, bright production, no accent.

      • Odyssey EurobeatUnited States2.9 h
    • Chillwave4 artists2.6 h

      Faded, nostalgic synth-pop from the early 2010s.

      • BluntOneHungary56 min
      • Purrple CatLos Angeles52 min
      • dryhopeSweden35 min
      • Elijah WhoPortland12 min
    • Dance pop1 artist2.2 h

      Pop built on a dance beat — made for the body before the ear.

      • Calvin HarrisScotland2.2 h
    • Ambient2 artists2.0 h

      Music designed to occupy the background of a space — almost no rhythm, almost no beginning.

      • PondUnited States1.5 h
      • C418Germany27 min
    • Funk1 artist1.8 h

      Groove as the subject: the rhythm becomes the melody and every instrument becomes percussion.

      • DesiredYekaterinburg1.8 h
    • Trip hop2 artists1.2 h

      A slow hip hop beat with film-noir atmosphere — the Bristol sound of the 1990s.

      • GotyeAustralia46 min
      • Massive AttackUnited Kingdom25 min
    • Electro swing1 artist1.1 h

      A 1930s big band sampler built over a contemporary club beat.

      • Caravan PalaceFrance1.1 h
    • Indietronica1 artist21 min

      Indie that uses computers and programming without turning into club music.

      • Bon IverUnited States21 min
    • Jazz fusion1 artist19 min

      Jazz with electric instruments and a rock or funk groove.

      • The Cinematic OrchestraUnited Kingdom19 min
    • EDM2 artists18 min

      The festival electronica of the 2010s: build, pause and explosion.

      • Hard Bass SchoolRussia9 min
      • Mura MasaUnited Kingdom8 min
    • IDM1 artist16 min

      Electronic music made to be listened to rather than danced to: irregular rhythm and designed sound.

      • Sweet TripUnited States16 min
    • New age1 artist14 min

      Music made to fill the background of a calm room: long synth notes, no chorus and almost no beginning.

      • EnyaIreland14 min
    • Dance-punk1 artist10 min

      Punk with a club beat, made for dancing.

      • Julian CasablancasUnited States10 min
  • Jazz, blues and folk328 h8.2%

    The American acoustic root and what grew from it: the blues, the jazz born out of it, and the folk and country that followed the same path of guitar and told story.

    164 artists · 15 subgenres · since 2015

    • Jazz98 artists193 h

      Improvisation over complex harmony, with swing underneath. The music where the performance is the composition.

      • Frank SinatraUnited States67 h
      • Stan GetzUnited States35 h
      • СОЮЗBrazil19 h
      • Luiz BonfáBrazil9.6 h
      • Bill EvansUnited States(sources disagree)6.9 h
      • Louis ArmstrongUnited States6.1 h
      • Gerry Mulligan SextetUnited States5.7 h
      • Steve LacyUnited States3.5 h
      • Duke EllingtonUnited States3.3 h
      • Miles DavisUnited States2.8 h
      • Piero PiccioniItaly(sources disagree)2.1 h
      • Chet BakerUnited States1.5 h
    • Country4 artists39 h

      The white rural music of the United States: guitar, steel and direct narrative.

      • Johnny CashUnited States32 h
      • Rascal FlattsUnited States4.3 h
      • Marty RobbinsUnited States2.9 h
      • The HighwaymenUnited States15 min
    • Bossa nova5 artists24 h

      Samba slowed down and sung quietly, with jazz harmony. Born in the late 1950s and copied all over the world.

      • Antônio Carlos JobimBrazil23 h
      • Sylvia TellesBrazil17 min
      • The New Stan Getz Quartet13 min
      • João Gilberto QuintetBrazil11 min
      • Walter WanderleyBrazil9 min
    • Singer-songwriter3 artists18 h

      The song signed by whoever sings it, with the text at the centre.

      • BelchiorBrazil17 h
      • PalaceUnited States(sources disagree)27 min
      • João BoscoBrazil19 min
    • Indie folk3 artists13 h

      Folk recorded with indie sensibility: small arrangement, close voice.

      • BeirutUnited States(sources disagree)12 h
      • Gregory Alan IsakovBoulder(sources disagree)49 min
      • FloristUnited States16 min
    • No subgenre declared22 artists13 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Erich-Weinert-EnsembleGermany2.7 h
      • Gianni BrezzoCologne1.5 h
      • Mulatu Astatke1.4 h
      • David McCallumUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)1.1 h
      • Matt WildeManchester53 min
      • Don Glori49 min
      • Die Alten Kameraden46 min
      • John EdmondBulawayo36 min
      • Michael SeyerGardena36 min
      • dandelion handsUnited States(sources disagree)23 min
      • Arthur VerocaiBrazil(sources disagree)21 min
      • Takeshi OhbayashiJapan16 min
    • Folk10 artists8.5 h

      The acoustic song of oral tradition and its heirs — guitar, voice and a story.

      • John DenverUnited States2.4 h
      • Jack JohnsonUnited States(sources disagree)1.4 h
      • BahamasCanada1.3 h
      • CrywankUnited Kingdom1.2 h
      • TraditionalInternational waters43 min
      • Holy HiveNew York27 min
      • Hollow CovesAustralia16 min
      • Jake BuggUnited Kingdom(sources disagree)16 min
      • Stephen SanchezUnited States15 min
      • SessaSão Paulo(sources disagree)14 min
    • Vocal jazz2 artists6.0 h

      The American songbook sung, with the jazz band behind it.

      • LaufeyIceland5.9 h
      • Fievel Is Glauque9 min
    • Samba-jazz1 artist4.4 h

      Samba played by an instrumental trio with jazz freedom — bossa's improvising side.

      • Tenorio Jr.Brazil4.4 h
    • Blues4 artists3.4 h

      Twelve bars, three chords and the origin of nearly everything that came after.

      • RooseveltUnited States(sources disagree)1.5 h
      • George EzraUnited Kingdom1.5 h
      • Dinah WashingtonUnited States15 min
      • WalkerUnited States8 min
    • Jazz fusion2 artists1.4 h

      Jazz with electric instruments and a rock or funk groove.

      • CASIOPEAJapan1.2 h
      • Masayoshi TakanakaJapan16 min
    • Funk1 artist1.4 h

      Groove as the subject: the rhythm becomes the melody and every instrument becomes percussion.

      • Kashmere Stage BandUnited States1.4 h
    • Bebop4 artists1.3 h

      The fast, virtuoso jazz of the 1940s, made for musicians rather than dancers.

      • Gil GoldsteinUnited States39 min
      • Harold DankoUnited States14 min
      • Jimmy RaneyUnited States11 min
      • Marc CoplandUnited States11 min
    • Americana2 artists48 min

      The mix of country, folk and roots rock.

      • The LumineersUnited States30 min
      • Richy Mitch & The Coal MinersColorado Springs18 min
    • Swing2 artists31 min

      The big band jazz of the 1930s and 1940s — made to fill a ballroom.

      • Benny GoodmanUnited States21 min
      • Glenn Miller OrchestraUnited States(sources disagree)10 min
    • Ragtime1 artist12 min

      Syncopated piano from the early 20th century, the left hand keeping firm time and the right always arriving off it. It came before jazz.

      • Scott JoplinUnited States12 min
  • Classical and scores390 h9.7%

    Music written to be played by others — score before recording. It covers the European art tradition and film and game scores, which are the same writing in service of a scene.

    107 artists · 7 subgenres · since 2015

    • Classical64 artists322 h

      The written European tradition, with no period declared by the catalogue.

      • Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyRussia73 h
      • Sergei RachmaninoffRussia(sources disagree)45 h
      • Dmitri ShostakovichRussia41 h
      • Heitor Villa-LobosBrazil(sources disagree)22 h
      • Jean SibeliusFinland22 h
      • Antonín DvořákCzechia11 h
      • Claude DebussyFrance(sources disagree)11 h
      • Frédéric ChopinPoland10 h
      • Erik SatieFrance(sources disagree)8.8 h
      • Johann Strauss IIAustria8.2 h
      • George GershwinUnited States7.8 h
      • Richard WagnerGermany7.2 h
    • No subgenre declared26 artists42 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • Justin HurwitzUnited States14 h
      • Ryan GoslingCanada7.6 h
      • Kyle GordonNew York(sources disagree)6.7 h
      • Emma StoneUnited States2.2 h
      • BRONCHOUnited States(sources disagree)1.7 h
      • The Band Of H.M. Royal MarinesPortsmouth1.3 h
      • James HanniganUnited Kingdom1.2 h
      • Charles LeclercMonaco1.1 h
      • Juan Ciancio1.0 h
      • Barack ObamaUnited States1.0 h
      • Central Band Of The Royal Air ForceUnited Kingdom54 min
      • The Andrews SistersUnited States(sources disagree)20 min
    • Film score5 artists12 h

      Music written for a scene in a film.

      • Hans ZimmerGermany8.8 h
      • Tim WynnUnited States2.1 h
      • Guillaume David1.0 h
      • Hans.Germany(sources disagree)12 min
      • John WilliamsUnited States8 min
    • Game score3 artists12 h

      Music written to be heard on repeat while you play: short theme, perfect loop.

      • Frank KlepackiUnited States7.1 h
      • Martin O'DonnellUnited States3.5 h
      • Bill BrownUnited States57 min
    • Modern classical4 artists1.2 h

      Art music writing from the 20th century on, from minimalism to neoclassicism.

      • John Philip SousaUnited States36 min
      • Joep BevingNetherlands18 min
      • 2CELLOSCroatia9 min
      • The Piano GuysUnited States9 min
    • Orchestral3 artists37 min

      Written for orchestra, inside or outside the concert tradition.

      • Royal Philharmonic Orchestra And ChorusUnited Kingdom17 min
      • 42nd Royal HighlandersUnited Kingdom11 min
      • Royal Philharmonic OrchestraUnited Kingdom9 min
    • Chamber music1 artist20 min

      Art music for a handful of instruments and no conductor: the string quartet is its classic form.

      • Vitamin String QuartetUnited States(sources disagree)20 min
    • Opera1 artist8 min

      Theatre sung from beginning to end, with the orchestra in the pit.

      • Giuseppe VerdiItaly8 min
  • Other24 h0.6%

    What did not fit any of the eight families above: reggae, Latin music outside Brazil, Asian pop, spoken comedy and the like. There are few artists here.

    28 artists · 6 subgenres · since 2015

    • Asian pop8 artists9.2 h

      Korean and Japanese pop, with its own industry, its own choreography and its own scale.

      • Taeko OnukiJapan2.9 h
      • Mariya TakeuchiJapan2.3 h
      • EXOSouth Korea(sources disagree)2.2 h
      • bôaSouth Korea47 min
      • Miki MatsubaraJapan18 min
      • S. Kiyotaka & Omega TribeJapan17 min
      • ochaJapan(sources disagree)15 min
      • BAEKHYUNSouth Korea10 min
    • No subgenre declared10 artists8.4 h

      Deezer declared the family, but no MusicBrainz tag matches it. The subgenre is left blank.

      • The Pipes & Drums of Leanisch2.9 h
      • Ryuichi Sakamoto1.9 h
      • HYUKOHSouth Korea1.2 h
      • Zé KetiBrazil45 min
      • lullaboy28 min
      • The Band Of The Grenadier GuardsUnited Kingdom28 min
      • Nelson CavaquinhoBrazil(sources disagree)15 min
      • Bethel MusicUnited States10 min
      • Clara NunesBrazil9 min
      • Azumi InoueJapan8 min
    • Latin3 artists3.6 h

      Spanish-language music of the Americas — from bolero to rock in Spanish.

      • CucoMexico(sources disagree)3.2 h
      • Kali UchisUnited States16 min
      • Ricky MartinPuerto Rico8 min
    • Spoken4 artists1.5 h

      Comedy, poetry and speech without singing — it enters the history like any other track.

      • Bo BurnhamUnited States(sources disagree)43 min
      • R. MerescalUnited States26 min
      • J. PereiraUnited Kingdom15 min
      • LOCK & WEIRUnited States8 min
    • World1 artist44 min

      What the catalogue files as music from another tradition without saying which.

      • Charles AznavourFrance(sources disagree)44 min
    • Reggaeton1 artist35 min

      The Puerto Rican dembow beat with rapping and singing in Spanish: the Latin club music of the past twenty years.

      • Bad BunnyPuerto Rico35 min
    • Flamenco1 artist10 min

      Guitar, clapping, footwork and raw singing — the music of southern Spain.

      • ROSALÍASpain10 min
  • Uncatalogued271 h6.8%

    Artists neither outside database could classify — either too small to have an entry, or with a name that matched nothing. They stay here, declared, rather than scattered by guesswork.

    3,847 artists · 0 subgenres · since 2015

    • No subgenre declared3,847 artists271 h

      Neither MusicBrainz nor Deezer could say what these artists play. They stay here, declared, rather than guessed into other families.

      • The OfflineHamburg17 h
      • Adoniran BarbosaBrazil9.2 h
      • Vinícius de MoraesBrazil8.8 h
      • Rio 65 Trio8.4 h
      • sucilna_nevdacha.exeUkraine6.4 h
      • The Red Army ChoirRussia5.6 h
      • Summer SaltAustin5.1 h
      • ViníciusBrazil4.5 h
      • Coro Santa Veronica3.9 h
      • Li'l vinicinhoUnited States3.9 h
      • Das Luftwaffenmusikkorps 1Germany3.8 h
      • John Andrew Barrow3.4 h

      The list shows the 200 most played, out of 3,847 artists. The rest is under “Most played”.

How this is counted

Every family and subgenre has a written definition. A country tag becomes origin, never a subgenre.

The rest

Podcasts, devices and the smaller questions.

You listen most on Wednesdays, between 15h and 16h

SunSunday, 0h–1h: 21 hSunday, 1h–2h: 12 hSunday, 2h–3h: 8.2 hSunday, 3h–4h: 2.6 hSunday, 4h–5h: 1.1 hSunday, 5h–6h: 4 minSunday, 6h–7h: 54 minSunday, 7h–8h: 18 minSunday, 8h–9h: 2.1 hSunday, 9h–10h: 7.7 hSunday, 10h–11h: 22 hSunday, 11h–12h: 35 hSunday, 12h–13h: 25 hSunday, 13h–14h: 19 hSunday, 14h–15h: 35 hSunday, 15h–16h: 53 hSunday, 16h–17h: 41 hSunday, 17h–18h: 39 hSunday, 18h–19h: 42 hSunday, 19h–20h: 31 hSunday, 20h–21h: 30 hSunday, 21h–22h: 26 hSunday, 22h–23h: 21 hSunday, 23h–0h: 10 hMonMonday, 0h–1h: 7.8 hMonday, 1h–2h: 5.1 hMonday, 2h–3h: 4.0 hMonday, 3h–4h: 1.6 hMonday, 4h–5h: 5.2 hMonday, 5h–6h: 3 minMonday, 6h–7h: 12 hMonday, 7h–8h: 15 hMonday, 8h–9h: 38 hMonday, 9h–10h: 22 hMonday, 10h–11h: 22 hMonday, 11h–12h: 33 hMonday, 12h–13h: 18 hMonday, 13h–14h: 34 hMonday, 14h–15h: 51 hMonday, 15h–16h: 74 hMonday, 16h–17h: 60 hMonday, 17h–18h: 49 hMonday, 18h–19h: 47 hMonday, 19h–20h: 39 hMonday, 20h–21h: 38 hMonday, 21h–22h: 28 hMonday, 22h–23h: 27 hMonday, 23h–0h: 19 hTueTuesday, 0h–1h: 12 hTuesday, 1h–2h: 3.9 hTuesday, 2h–3h: 1.0 hTuesday, 3h–4h: 38 minTuesday, 4h–5h: 1.1 hTuesday, 5h–6h: 57 minTuesday, 6h–7h: 6.0 hTuesday, 7h–8h: 10 hTuesday, 8h–9h: 27 hTuesday, 9h–10h: 27 hTuesday, 10h–11h: 33 hTuesday, 11h–12h: 39 hTuesday, 12h–13h: 30 hTuesday, 13h–14h: 40 hTuesday, 14h–15h: 51 hTuesday, 15h–16h: 53 hTuesday, 16h–17h: 56 hTuesday, 17h–18h: 45 hTuesday, 18h–19h: 44 hTuesday, 19h–20h: 43 hTuesday, 20h–21h: 26 hTuesday, 21h–22h: 27 hTuesday, 22h–23h: 24 hTuesday, 23h–0h: 17 hWedWednesday, 0h–1h: 8.6 hWednesday, 1h–2h: 5.1 hWednesday, 2h–3h: 4.9 hWednesday, 3h–4h: 2.7 hWednesday, 4h–5h: 2.3 hWednesday, 5h–6h: 2.1 hWednesday, 6h–7h: 7.3 hWednesday, 7h–8h: 12 hWednesday, 8h–9h: 33 hWednesday, 9h–10h: 34 hWednesday, 10h–11h: 28 hWednesday, 11h–12h: 36 hWednesday, 12h–13h: 24 hWednesday, 13h–14h: 46 hWednesday, 14h–15h: 58 hWednesday, 15h–16h: 79 hWednesday, 16h–17h: 75 hWednesday, 17h–18h: 47 hWednesday, 18h–19h: 39 hWednesday, 19h–20h: 43 hWednesday, 20h–21h: 34 hWednesday, 21h–22h: 37 hWednesday, 22h–23h: 23 hWednesday, 23h–0h: 18 hThuThursday, 0h–1h: 8.0 hThursday, 1h–2h: 3.6 hThursday, 2h–3h: 1.0 hThursday, 3h–4h: 0 minThursday, 4h–5h: 49 minThursday, 5h–6h: 37 minThursday, 6h–7h: 4.5 hThursday, 7h–8h: 6.6 hThursday, 8h–9h: 26 hThursday, 9h–10h: 35 hThursday, 10h–11h: 33 hThursday, 11h–12h: 32 hThursday, 12h–13h: 24 hThursday, 13h–14h: 35 hThursday, 14h–15h: 50 hThursday, 15h–16h: 63 hThursday, 16h–17h: 56 hThursday, 17h–18h: 48 hThursday, 18h–19h: 40 hThursday, 19h–20h: 36 hThursday, 20h–21h: 31 hThursday, 21h–22h: 32 hThursday, 22h–23h: 23 hThursday, 23h–0h: 18 hFriFriday, 0h–1h: 11 hFriday, 1h–2h: 7.7 hFriday, 2h–3h: 3.5 hFriday, 3h–4h: 1.7 hFriday, 4h–5h: 1.0 hFriday, 5h–6h: 1.3 hFriday, 6h–7h: 6.0 hFriday, 7h–8h: 8.2 hFriday, 8h–9h: 26 hFriday, 9h–10h: 22 hFriday, 10h–11h: 27 hFriday, 11h–12h: 34 hFriday, 12h–13h: 20 hFriday, 13h–14h: 28 hFriday, 14h–15h: 42 hFriday, 15h–16h: 55 hFriday, 16h–17h: 50 hFriday, 17h–18h: 34 hFriday, 18h–19h: 30 hFriday, 19h–20h: 24 hFriday, 20h–21h: 26 hFriday, 21h–22h: 22 hFriday, 22h–23h: 15 hFriday, 23h–0h: 13 hSatSaturday, 0h–1h: 11 hSaturday, 1h–2h: 9.6 hSaturday, 2h–3h: 2.8 hSaturday, 3h–4h: 52 minSaturday, 4h–5h: 13 minSaturday, 5h–6h: 1 minSaturday, 6h–7h: 0 minSaturday, 7h–8h: 1.4 hSaturday, 8h–9h: 3.2 hSaturday, 9h–10h: 9.1 hSaturday, 10h–11h: 23 hSaturday, 11h–12h: 34 hSaturday, 12h–13h: 34 hSaturday, 13h–14h: 24 hSaturday, 14h–15h: 31 hSaturday, 15h–16h: 37 hSaturday, 16h–17h: 39 hSaturday, 17h–18h: 36 hSaturday, 18h–19h: 34 hSaturday, 19h–20h: 26 hSaturday, 20h–21h: 25 hSaturday, 21h–22h: 27 hSaturday, 22h–23h: 22 hSaturday, 23h–0h: 19 h0h2h4h6h8h10h12h14h16h18h20h22htotal0h–1h: 79 h over the period1h–2h: 47 h over the period2h–3h: 25 h over the period3h–4h: 10 h over the period4h–5h: 12 h over the period5h–6h: 5.1 h over the period6h–7h: 36 h over the period7h–8h: 54 h over the period8h–9h: 155 h over the period9h–10h: 157 h over the period10h–11h: 188 h over the period11h–12h: 243 h over the period12h–13h: 175 h over the period13h–14h: 225 h over the period14h–15h: 317 h over the period15h–16h: 413 h over the period16h–17h: 375 h over the period17h–18h: 298 h over the period18h–19h: 275 h over the period19h–20h: 241 h over the period20h–21h: 210 h over the period21h–22h: 199 h over the period22h–23h: 155 h over the period23h–0h: 113 h over the period
Hours in the cell0 to 79 h
The numbers
Hours by weekday and hour of day.
Day0h1h2h3h4h5h6h7h8h9h10h11h12h13h14h15h16h17h18h19h20h21h22h23h
Sunday2112831010282235251935534139423130262110
Monday854250121538222233183451746049473938282719
Tuesday124111161027273339304051535645444326272417
Wednesday95532271233342836244658797547394334372318
Thursday841—114726353332243550635648403631322318
Friday11842116826222734202842555034302426221513
Saturday11103100—1392334342431373936342625272219
How this is counted

168 cells, one per hour of each weekday. The scale is a square root; a linear scale would leave every small hour in the same tone.

The month you played the most was December 2020: 77 h

19 h38 h57 h77 hDec 2020 · 77 h20162017201820192020202120222023202420252026
The numbers
Hours per month.
MonthHoursPlaysMost played artist
May 2015596John Mayer
Jun 20158162Calvin Harris
Jul 20158154Imagine Dragons
Aug 20155123Queen
Sep 20155203Queen
Oct 20157376Chromeo
Nov 20157193Fall Out Boy
Dec 2015585Fall Out Boy
Jan 201601Wesley Safadão
Feb 20167164Fall Out Boy
Mar 20167158Frank Sinatra
Apr 2016164Queen
May 201622585Frank Sinatra
Jun 201624556Frédéric Chopin
Jul 2016016Stan Getz
Aug 201617338Hans Zimmer
Sep 20169215Michael Bublé
Oct 201625702Michael Bublé
Nov 2016301,353Sabaton
Dec 20168458Sabaton
Jan 2017251,599Sabaton
Feb 2017201,083Sabaton
Mar 2017191,030Frank Sinatra
Apr 201715836Frank Sinatra
May 2017251,882Frank Sinatra
Jun 2017382,538Imagine Dragons
Jul 2017141,085Imagine Dragons
Aug 2017261,986Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Sep 2017281,408Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Oct 2017241,190Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Nov 2017321,202Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Dec 20179396João Gilberto
Jan 20187329Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Feb 201814473João Gilberto
Mar 201818918Heitor Villa-Lobos
Apr 201825807Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
May 20182106Kero Kero Bonito
Jun 20183164Kero Kero Bonito
Jul 201809David Hasselhoff
Aug 20188266Heitor Villa-Lobos
Sep 20189346Heitor Villa-Lobos
Oct 201813486Claude Debussy
Nov 201810846Imagine Dragons
Dec 201814391Joji
Jan 201914516Joji
Feb 201927898Joji
Mar 2019401,957Sergei Rachmaninoff
Apr 2019331,939Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
May 2019492,656Sabaton
Jun 2019622,877Sabaton
Jul 2019602,918Sabaton
Aug 2019461,988Sabaton
Sep 2019633,998Tame Impala
Oct 2019413,146João Gilberto
Nov 2019402,044Premiata Forneria Marconi
Dec 2019632,623Flerte Flamingo
Jan 2020712,288Sufjan Stevens
Feb 2020472,091The Strokes
Mar 2020582,540Her's
Apr 2020551,983Her's
May 2020431,592The Honeysticks
Jun 2020532,849Erik Satie
Jul 2020371,925落日飛車 Sunset Rollercoaster
Aug 2020481,616Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Sep 2020582,426Joji
Oct 2020752,771Men I Trust
Nov 2020591,840The Marías
Dec 2020772,425Arctic Monkeys
Jan 2021491,702Briston Maroney
Feb 202118547Neutral Milk Hotel
Mar 20214780Bruno Mars
Apr 20218232Mild High Club
May 2021331,125Glass Animals
Jun 2021341,026落日飛車 Sunset Rollercoaster
Jul 2021511,567FLOOR CRY
Aug 2021662,547FLOOR CRY
Sep 2021572,552Christian Kuria
Oct 2021653,101boy pablo
Nov 2021682,399Taylor Swift
Dec 2021712,737The Weeknd
Jan 2022541,793The Weeknd
Feb 202222832Kate Bollinger
Mar 2022251,484Kate Bollinger
Apr 202211822SAULT
May 2022362,033Kate Bollinger
Jun 2022231,236Harry Styles
Jul 2022301,136Trudy and the Romance
Aug 2022411,520The Neighbourhood
Sep 2022351,317Bilk
Oct 2022341,197Lana Del Rey
Nov 2022311,159Vansire
Dec 202224643Vansire
Jan 202325634Joji
Feb 202330733Второй этаж поражает
Mar 202338947Второй этаж поражает
Apr 202321640Vansire
May 202329718Vansire
Jun 202318469落日飛車 Sunset Rollercoaster
Jul 202321528FLOOR CRY
Aug 202315428Vulfpeck
Sep 202314393Peach Pit
Oct 202332987Sufjan Stevens
Nov 2023561,669Clairo
Dec 2023311,039Kate Bollinger
Jan 2024471,312The Whitest Boy Alive
Feb 2024521,521Arctic Monkeys
Mar 2024341,261Vansire
Apr 2024361,289Yot Club
May 202429873Creedence Clearwater Revival
Jun 202418538Skank
Jul 202424754Clairo
Aug 202419616Clairo
Sep 202416682Wallows
Oct 202418881Jorge Ben Jor
Nov 202412327Mat Kerekes
Dec 20248313Sufjan Stevens
Jan 2025331,097Fall Out Boy
Feb 2025441,270The Whitest Boy Alive
Mar 2025361,151Men I Trust
Apr 202519541Djo
May 202511300Sufjan Stevens
Jun 202519720Tenorio Jr.
Jul 202527832LCD Soundsystem
Aug 202512336Dmitri Shostakovich
Sep 202511423Vansire
Oct 202530994СОЮЗ
Nov 2025411,304Joji
Dec 202526606Stan Getz
Jan 202636911Magdalena Bay
Feb 2026511,191Magdalena Bay
Mar 2026551,331The Strokes
Apr 2026471,146Alvvays
May 2026541,256Beirut
Jun 2026451,436Olivia Rodrigo
Jul 2026301,351The Strokes
Aug 202633897George Harrison
How this is counted

The same data as the rings, on a single line, so you can compare month to month.

2019 was the year with the most new artists: 932

5001,0001,5002,00020152015: 370 new, 0 already known20162016: 179 new, 69 already known20172017: 210 new, 137 already known20182018: 230 new, 151 already known20192019: 932 new, 320 already known20202020: 701 new, 562 already known20212021: 481 new, 608 already known20222022: 487 new, 504 already known20232023: 482 new, 505 already known20242024: 320 new, 608 already known20252025: 500 new, 654 already known20262026: 346 new, 644 already known
  • Heard for the first time
  • Had appeared before
The numbers
Artists per year, split between new and already known.
YearNewAlready knownTotalShare of new
20153700370100%
20161796924872%
201721013734761%
201823015138160%
20199323201,25274%
20207015621,26356%
20214816081,08944%
202248750499149%
202348250598749%
202432060892834%
20255006541,15443%
202634664499035%

From 2021 on, the already known outnumbered the new.

How this is counted

For each year, how many artists you heard for the first time and how many you had heard before.

You listen most in November and least in April

The button changes the question.

Axis
201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
The numbers
Hours per month.
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2015————58855775
2016—7712224017925308
201725201915253814262824339
2018714182523089131014
2019142740334962604663414063
2020714758554353374858755977
20214918483334516657656871
2022542225113623304135343124
2023253038212918211514325631
202447523436291824191618128
2025334436191119271211304126
20263651554754453033————
How this is counted

One curve per year, all on the same vertical scale. A scale per line would make the smallest year draw the same curve as the largest.

Joji was in the top five in 6 of 12 years

#1#5#10#20201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026JojiJoji — Hip hop, R&B and soulImagine DragonsImagine Dragons — Indie and alternativeVansireVansire — PopJoão GilbertoJoão Gilberto — BrazilianSabatonSabaton — RockPyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyPyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Classical and scoresFrank SinatraFrank Sinatra — Jazz, blues and folkMen I TrustMen I Trust — Pop
  • Pop
  • Rock
  • Brazilian
  • Indie and alternative
  • Hip hop, R&B and soul
  • Jazz, blues and folk
  • Classical and scores
The numbers
Rank in each year (— when outside the top 40).
Artist201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026
Joji———#9#4#4#6#3#4#28#1#4
Imagine Dragons#2#3#3#4#7#17—#2#25—#30—
Vansire—————#19#9#4#1#7#5#2
João Gilberto——#12#3#2#5#5#12#9#39#24—
Sabaton—#4#1#13#1——#38————
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky——#4#1#3#16#28———#32—
Frank Sinatra#33#2#2#10#9———————
Men I Trust—————#1#12#33#34—#3—
How this is counted

The eight artists who most often made a year's five most played. The line breaks when the artist dropped out of the top 40.

45% of plays came from shuffle

Skip rate
12.4%ended because someone hit next.
On shuffle
45%played on shuffle.
Off the network
2.1%played with no internet.
Longest streak
162 daysdays in a row with music, from July 15, 2020 to December 23, 2020.
Fullest day
8.2 hon December 2, 2020.
Most repeated in a day
48דPIXELATED KISSES”, by Joji, in a single day — October 16, 2025.

On which device

Windows2,049 h · 51.1%Windows: 2,049 hAndroid1,901 h · 47.4%Android: 1,901 hiPhone and iPad27 h · 0.7%iPhone and iPad: 27 hConnected device15 h · 0.4%Connected device: 15 hNot reported8.8 h · 0.2%Not reported: 8.8 hBrowser6.4 h · 0.2%Browser: 6.4 h
The numbers
Time by kind of device.
DeviceHoursShare
Windows2,04951.1%
Android1,90147.4%
iPhone and iPad270.7%
Connected device150.4%
Not reported90.2%
Browser60.2%

Outside Brazil — the other 3%

United States75 h · 74%United States: 75 hItaly18 h · 17.7%Italy: 18 hPanama2.5 h · 2.5%Panama: 2.5 hAlbania2.2 h · 2.1%Albania: 2.2 hCanada1.9 h · 1.9%Canada: 1.9 hGermany29 min · 0.5%Germany: 29 minUnited Kingdom26 min · 0.4%United Kingdom: 26 minColombia24 min · 0.4%Colombia: 24 minFrance21 min · 0.4%France: 21 minSeychelles7 min · 0.1%Seychelles: 7 min
The numbers
Time by connection country, Brazil included.
CountryHoursPlaysShare of total
Brazil3,899149,93697.3%
United States753,6281.9%
Italy181,3330.4%
Unidentified72880.2%
Panama21000.1%
Albania2330.1%
Canada2510%
Germany0130%
United Kingdom060%
Colombia0140%
France0130%
Seychelles010%
How this is counted

The raw export field carries the OS version and the device model; here it is reduced to the family. The country chart shows the world without Brazil, or the other bars disappear.

952 h of podcasts, left out of every other number

  1. Therapy Gecko613 episodes · 2022–2026220 h
  2. Projeto Humanos: O Caso Leandro Bossi375 episodes · 2023–2024146 h
  3. The Ezra Klein Show241 episodes · 2025–202659 h
  4. Foro de Teresina258 episodes · 2022–202659 h
  5. Presidente da Semana224 episodes · 2018–202648 h
  6. Behind the Bastards135 episodes · 2025–202645 h
  7. Projeto Humanos: O Piloto94 episodes · 2024–202541 h
  8. Within Reason95 episodes · 202533 h
  9. Café Com Crime108 episodes · 2025–202629 h
  10. Philosophize This!104 episodes · 2024–202620 h

Showing 10 of 128 shows

How this is counted

The export mixes episodes in with the music. Every number on this page excludes them; here they show up.